My knees and ankles pop whenever I walk up stairs.
And my roommate just moaned in his sleep.
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My knees and ankles pop whenever I walk up stairs.
And my roommate just moaned in his sleep.
That's been happening to me since I was eight, and my brother moaned in his sleep when I used to share a room with him.
You think you're old I danced at 4000rpms for 4 hours and started to whine about needing water.
My ankles pop when I walk. :(
I can just make them move about when I rotate them. I can't crack my ankles.
:(
My brother moans, shouts, thrashes about, swears, etc. in his sleep. The weird thing is that he does none of that in real life. :p
My neck cracks a lot. So do my knees; that's how I get so many stress injuries playing sport. :/
I can make my ankles crack at will. I pop my knuckles a lot.
I must be the only "young" one here. Go me.
*gums you to senility*
Hey, quit it! Only my grandpa can do that!
Yea, yea.
Me too. Everytime a bend my knees. Like getting off the bus. I step off the bus and my knees crack so loud.
Just about every part of my arms and legs pop involentarily every so often. It scares me.
And the screaming, moaning, talking, cussing, ect. in the sleep...my dad does that. -__-
My body sounds hail falling on pavement when I move.
My right knee pops quite often, although there is no pain with the pop. I can also pop/crack my fingers and knuckles if I want to, but I don't make a habit of performing that particular action.
I don't have a link to the page, but I remember reading an internet study article a few months ago concerning this subject. The scientists involved with the study performed checks on a wide range of people both young and old, some of which had arthritis, and some of which didn't. According to the results of the survey, clicking/cracking/popping your bones had no proven effect on the human body. Many people who suffered from arthritis did not have bones that clicked and popped. Links to other surveys/studies were also provided, none of which supported the theory that cracking your bones lead to any sort of future illness.
Needless to say, it put my mind at rest.
My knees are feeble and bad. If I sit for a long time, they really start hurting. :/
My ankles crack and pop whenever I walk down stairs, and my jaw pops when I open my mouth.
Well, shoulders, mine pop. Or make sounds.
I don't think that makes me old, though.
I doubt I'll ever feel old.
Wait, is this a 'what bones can I crack' thread?
I can make my jaw crack just by shifting it left to right. My knuckles can crack repeatedly just by forming a fist in a certain manner. If I shift my body weight left to right without moving my calves, every so often my knees will crack. Rotating my left shoulder = crack.
So....yeah. *poses*
I can't get any of my joints to crack ;_;
The majority of us are under 21 I reckon (me 15)Quote:
Originally Posted by Wizdumb
Anyway I can crack anything easily and my back cracks when I gets a huggers. Its funny..
My joints pop easily. Once when I got out of my seat in class I heard a loud popping noise coming from one of my joints and some people were staring at me..the classroom was all so quiet. The popping really annoys me.
Wow, I'd hate to see you all when you're like 60. You know, the age when all this is supposed to happen. :cookie:
My knees and toes crack so loud, sometimes.
Yea it'd be funny :) I can crack my toes if I want to...Quote:
Originally Posted by HOOTERS
Cracking all your vertebrae in the middle of lecture has its advantages though. Especially when the lecturer stops talking, and then K-K-K-R-R-R-A-A-A-C-C-K-K!!! Oh yeah. :D
hahaha I can actually make my spine crack I dont know how that and my shoulders pop at roughly the same time so it sounds disgusting my jaw pops but doesnt crack and I can dislocate my left shoulder almost at will. Also I regulary crack my knuckles so hard my fingers dislocate and I have to pop them back in to place